The Least Squares Residual(LSR)algorithm,one of the classical Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring(RAIM)algorithms for Global Navigation Satellite System(GNSS),presents a high Missed Detection Risk(MDR)for a large...The Least Squares Residual(LSR)algorithm,one of the classical Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring(RAIM)algorithms for Global Navigation Satellite System(GNSS),presents a high Missed Detection Risk(MDR)for a large-slope faulty satellite and a high False Alarm Risk(FAR)for a small-slope faulty satellite.From the theoretical analysis of the high MDR and FAR cause,the optimal slope is determined,and thereby the optimal test statistic for fault detection is conceived,which can minimize the FAR with the MDR not exceeding its allowable value.To construct a test statistic approximate to the optimal one,the CorrelationWeighted LSR(CW-LSR)algorithm is proposed.The CW-LSR test statistic remains the sum of pseudorange residual squares,but the square for the most potentially faulty satellite,judged by correlation analysis between the pseudorange residual and observation error,is weighted with an optimal-slope-based factor.It does not obey the same distribution but has the same noncentral parameter with the optimal test statistic.The superior performance of the CW-LSR algorithm is verified via simulation,both reducing the FAR for a small-slope faulty satellite with the MDR not exceeding its allowable value and reducing the MDR for a large-slope faulty satellite at the expense of FAR addition.展开更多
The Least Squares Residual(LSR)algorithm is commonly used in the Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring(RAIM).However,LSR algorithm presents high Missed Detection Risk(MDR)caused by a large-slope faulty satellite an...The Least Squares Residual(LSR)algorithm is commonly used in the Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring(RAIM).However,LSR algorithm presents high Missed Detection Risk(MDR)caused by a large-slope faulty satellite and high False Alert Risk(FAR)caused by a small-slope faulty satellite.In this paper,the LSR algorithm is improved to reduce the MDR for a large-slope faulty satellite and the FAR for a small-slope faulty satellite.Based on the analysis of the vertical critical slope,the optimal decentralized factor is defined and the optimal test statistic is conceived,which can minimize the FAR with the premise that the MDR does not exceed its allowable value of all three directions.To construct a new test statistic approximating to the optimal test statistic,the Optimal Decentralized Factor weighted LSR(ODF-LSR)algorithm is proposed.The new test statistic maintains the sum of pseudo-range residual squares,but the specific pseudo-range residual is weighted with a parameter related to the optimal decentralized factor.The new test statistic has the same decentralized parameter with the optimal test statistic when single faulty satellite exists,and the difference between the expectation of the new test statistic and the optimal test statistic is the minimum when no faulty satellite exists.The performance of the ODFLSR algorithm is demonstrated by simulation experiments.展开更多
基金co-supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 41804024, 41804026)the Open Fund of Shaanxi Key Laboratory of Integrated and Intelligent Navigation of China (No. SKLIIN-20190205)
文摘The Least Squares Residual(LSR)algorithm,one of the classical Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring(RAIM)algorithms for Global Navigation Satellite System(GNSS),presents a high Missed Detection Risk(MDR)for a large-slope faulty satellite and a high False Alarm Risk(FAR)for a small-slope faulty satellite.From the theoretical analysis of the high MDR and FAR cause,the optimal slope is determined,and thereby the optimal test statistic for fault detection is conceived,which can minimize the FAR with the MDR not exceeding its allowable value.To construct a test statistic approximate to the optimal one,the CorrelationWeighted LSR(CW-LSR)algorithm is proposed.The CW-LSR test statistic remains the sum of pseudorange residual squares,but the square for the most potentially faulty satellite,judged by correlation analysis between the pseudorange residual and observation error,is weighted with an optimal-slope-based factor.It does not obey the same distribution but has the same noncentral parameter with the optimal test statistic.The superior performance of the CW-LSR algorithm is verified via simulation,both reducing the FAR for a small-slope faulty satellite with the MDR not exceeding its allowable value and reducing the MDR for a large-slope faulty satellite at the expense of FAR addition.
文摘The Least Squares Residual(LSR)algorithm is commonly used in the Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring(RAIM).However,LSR algorithm presents high Missed Detection Risk(MDR)caused by a large-slope faulty satellite and high False Alert Risk(FAR)caused by a small-slope faulty satellite.In this paper,the LSR algorithm is improved to reduce the MDR for a large-slope faulty satellite and the FAR for a small-slope faulty satellite.Based on the analysis of the vertical critical slope,the optimal decentralized factor is defined and the optimal test statistic is conceived,which can minimize the FAR with the premise that the MDR does not exceed its allowable value of all three directions.To construct a new test statistic approximating to the optimal test statistic,the Optimal Decentralized Factor weighted LSR(ODF-LSR)algorithm is proposed.The new test statistic maintains the sum of pseudo-range residual squares,but the specific pseudo-range residual is weighted with a parameter related to the optimal decentralized factor.The new test statistic has the same decentralized parameter with the optimal test statistic when single faulty satellite exists,and the difference between the expectation of the new test statistic and the optimal test statistic is the minimum when no faulty satellite exists.The performance of the ODFLSR algorithm is demonstrated by simulation experiments.
